Video in fullscreen not centered!!! :(
 

When I start playing the movies with the Bsplayer, they usually don't start centered, I have to choose the option of original aspect ratio or any other ratio I desire, to center the screen.
Does anyone have this problem and solved it?

in the general preferences, there is a "remember movie settings" checkbox

make sure it is unticked

That's not it! :(
 

I didn't have that ticked, but the problem occurs anyway.
Thanks for the help anyway.

you can use the option : SPAN SCAN To adjust the movie on your screen

Hmmm...
 

Press 5 key and the movie will be centered.


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Reinstall BSPlayer. I had the same problem and it worked.

FYI : same problem for me ...
I've just read that someone solved this problem by changing the overlay mode from 1 to 2, but that seems weird ...

I tryed turning on the overlay 2 option too, but my movies started to stutter alot in Tvout :/

I have the same problem. I've had it before, and then I could solve it by uninstalling bsplayer, and the run a registry cleaner, and remove everything it suggested, then reinstall player. But now that I have this again this procedure won't fix it. Do you guys also have Windows XP sp1 installed?

Hmmmmmm,...
 

Has anyone pressed the 5 key from the numpad ???

Oh, God...


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Episodio 1, that's not the question!!!!
 

Thank you for the tip about pressing the key 5, but the problem is that the movie is supposed to start centered and it doesn't.
I always knew the way to solve this, if you select original ratio after the movie starts the screen gets centered.
But what I want is that the movie starts centered.
Understood Episodio 1???
Thanks for your help anyway. :)

key 5
 

I tried key 5 but nothing happened too.

Key 5 from the numpad
 

you have to press the key 5 but from the numpad.
Also remember to have the num lock enabled.

my way : I create bsi file with CustomPan&Scan option, and it is centered at the beginning.

if aspect ratio is sufficient to center movie, you also can try bsplay.exe movie.avi -ar... (I didn't try it but it's supposed to work). take a look at the command line options